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If you can share your code in it’s entirety, that may help.
But, a couple of things that I notice. You shouldn’t have to use pulumi.all() in this case and go straight to `.apply()` such as follows:
`cidr.apply(cidr =&gt; return new vpcConfig(vpc,{cidr})`
The `.all` is really only needed if there are multiple values you need to resolve.
import { baseTags, projectName, stackName, } from “./config”;

And if I’m reading your example correctly, in  your class, you should be able to return just the vpc.id since the `new eks cluster()` only needs the ID, or reference `vpc.id` in the `new eks.cluster()` part which I think will lift the value so an apply is not needed.